Allen “Acnyc718” Chang Wins 2020 WSOP Online Event #5 ($161,286)

July 06, 2020

Chad Holloway PR & Media Manager

Allen “Acnyc718” Chang Wins 2020 WSOP Online Event #5: $1,000 NLH Freezeout ($161,286)

On Sunday night, the 2020 WSOP Online Event #5: $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em Freezeout attracted 854 players to generate an $811,300 prize pool. After ten and a half hours of play, it was Allen “Acnyc718” Chang emerging victorious to capture the bracelet and $161.286 first-place prize.

According to The Hendon Mob, Chang has $215,567 in live tournament earnings including a career-best $49,039 for finishing seventh in the 2010 Borgata Spring Poker Open Championship Event. As for the WSOP, his prior best finish was 15th in the 2012 WSOP Event #52: $2,500 10-Game Six-Handed for $9,481.

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2020 WSOP Event #5: $1,000 No-Limit Hold'em Freezeout Final Table Results

Place	Player	Prize
1	Allen “Acnyc718” Chang	$161,286
2	Philip “tomte” Yeh	$99,709
3	Felipe “McBain” Leme	$69,772
4	Andrew “iseefoodtuna” Campbell	$49,570
5	Tim “married” Begley	$35,697
6	Alex “ShadowFiend1” Condon	$26,124
7	John “Slapshot1085” Forlenza	$19,390
8	Josh “charliefrog” Greenberg	$14,603
9	Quintin “AA_QTiP_KK” Trammell	$11,196

Action of the Day

After Shawn “shades927” Stroke bubbled in 127th place, the in-the-money eliminations came at a steady pace. Among the notables to cash were Katie “katelin” Lindsay (113th - $1,622.60), Bo "proudpatriot" Cappello (91st - $1,703.73), Melisa “NJ_Melisa” Singh (75th - $$1,947.12), Event #2 champ Louis "PokeThese" Lynch (50th - $2,758.42), Stephen “sixsixsix” Jones (37th - $3,164.07), Aaron “FrankDux” Massey (13th - $6,896.05), Michael “itwasthator0” Gagliano (12th - $8,680.91), Ryan “Protential” Laplante (11th - $8,680.91), and Greg “ClickingBtnz” Himmelbrand (10th - $8,680.91).

Chang began the final table as the chip leader, while Quintin "AA_QTiP_KK" Trammell and Josh “charliefrog” Greenberg were the two short stacks. Not surprisingly, they were the first two to go before John “Slapshot1085” Forlenza followed them out the door in seventh place when his ace-queen failed to get lucky against Alex “ShadowFiend1” Condon’s pocket queens.

Condon then bowed out in sixth place when his ace-king failed to win a flip against Chang’s jacks, and not long after Tim “married” Begley jammed with deuces down only to run into the pocket kings of Chang.

The short-stacked Andrew “iseefoodtuna” Campbell then ran ace-deuce into Philip “tomte” Yeh’s pocket aces to bust in fourth place, and then Chang dispatched Felipe “McBain” Leme in third place when the latter’s king-nine suited fell to the former’s ace-king.

Chang took a 3:1 chip lead into heads-up play, but Yeh put up a tough fight, even taking over the chip lead at one point. However, Chang was not to be denied as he reclaimed the lead and set about whittling down Yeh, who would jam with eight-six. Chang called with queen-jack and the paint cards prevailed to eliminate Yeh in second place for $99,708.77.

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